You can be infected with bacteria by touching stray cats. Stray cats live in the wild all year round without any deworming work, so they will inevitably breed some bacteria on their bodies. After touching a stray cat, be sure to wash your hands and disinfect them immediately. If you scratch food directly with your hands, you are likely to introduce bacteria into your body and endanger your health.

The ways in which stray cats can infect bacteria:

1. The intermediate medium of digestive tract transmission is mainly the oral cavity. When you come into contact with a stray cat that carries the source of infection, Finally, if you eat food without washing your hands, the disease can be introduced into the body through the mouth.

2. If the stray cat in contact suffers from respiratory diseases, the respiratory secretions of the stray cat will spread through droplets and enter the human mouth and nasal cavity, which can easily cause respiratory infections.

3. Schistosoma are parasites that feed on the blood of their hosts. They are equivalent to an intermediate medium that can lead to infection with pathogens. Fleas, ticks, and lice are all visible to the naked eye. If you want to contact or rescue stray cats for a long time, you can check whether the stray cats have schistosomiasis yourself.